About

We are a leading and innovative charity that provides high quality services and support to excluded, vulnerable and isolated Irish emigrants in Britain.

Mission:

The work of the ICB is only made possible through the support and commitment of many people who share our passion for journeying with Irish emigrants today. There are many ways that you can join us on the journey…

Become a volunteer…Volunteering can be a deeply rewarding experience. We have opportunities available for volunteer befrienders for older Irish people, volunteer office workers, or volunteer prison visitors. We also have vacancies on our board of trustees for those with organisational development skills to offer. Please contact us for more information.

Pray for us…Friends and supporters of the Irish Chaplaincy are warmly invited to remember us in their prayers.

Become a friend…There are many ways that you can support the Irish Chaplaincy either as a one off gift or as a regular donation. We have already been hit hard by the knock on effects of the ‘credit crunch’ on our sources of funding. We are increasingly dependent on our friends who offer individual donations to enable our work to continue.

£2 a month could help towards the cost of a volunteer in visiting an Older isolated Irish person.
£5 a month could provide a prisoner with phone credit so that they can keep vital contact with their family.
£10 a month could help us run a training session to educate public authorities about Traveller culture.

How to donate
* By phone…Call Declan on : 0207 482 5528, between 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday
* By post…Send a cheque to Irish Chaplaincy in Britain, 50-52 Camden Square, London NW1 9XB
* By standing order…Regular donations to us are vital to allow us to plan ahead. Please contact us to fill in a standing order.
* Gift in your will…It is easier than ever before for you to make a donation as part of your will. Your gift, however large or small could help us to fund our vital services and guarantee our services for years to come. Visit www.willaid.org.uk and find a participating solicitor in your area. Contact us for more information.